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IRE TOSHAWA A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED' gv 1011 oa and Mrs. C. R. Cooksley. AUER ¢s stationed at Trenton, 5 ¢8. Allin Dowson. SWE) wy soon be completely recovered. Seay 7 r Flight-Lieut. Gordon Reneau, D. WEEE VIET) E. MacGregor. + ] fog Cash ¥ 3ignall, : | Mrs. "Jin visiting her parents, Mr. an 7 |'s. H. G. Hutcheson. ' 2 '1 Mrs, G. M. McKee attended th CU eral of Mr. J. McEwen Murray in Crafonto on Sunday. Mr. Murray wa ii.]2nager of the Bank of Commerc {1 je some years ago. rd J past week with her parents. 3 I 2 fate from her husband, Pte. Merl ff wson, announcing his safe arrival i : @ Atk, last week. SA i irs. M. Orde received a' cable yes- ./i~lay announcing the safe arrival rseas of her son, Pte. Phil, Orde. it x po 3 A] ooks Are . rgently Needed iN] ¢ 1 'he Government has asked the 1.0. 0% B0 throughout the Dominion to as- 'in providing more books for our 'vice men and women in hospitals | stationed at home or abroad. '| cugog Chapter I.0.D.E., of Port .} Ty, is most anxious to help in this /| eal. $300,000 has to be raised i oughout Canada and we are con- | nt that the citizens of Port Perry + district will give their generous | port. | [ay we at home who have so many ! sures, share in providing for those 4» are sacrificing so much for us, ny donations will be gratefully re- +1 "ed by Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Dymond i Mrs, Dave MacMillan. MARRIED PRENTICE--COLLINS i he marriage of Miss Myrtle Louise 4 ling, second daughter of Mr. and i Gordon Collins, to Mr. Gordon hur Prentice, son of the late Mr. 'rge and Mrs. Prentice, of Reach mship, took place 'Monday at the : 18e, Port Perry, with the Rev. J. MacMillan officiating. { 5 BIRTHS - or /ALTERS -- In Oshawa General pital, on Saturday, January 18th, 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Walters 4 2 Luella (Dolly) Tripp). of 264 b St., Oshawa, a baby. girl. ,, . 4% (rted in Toronto on Monday, after |. +%nding a few days with his parents, Ron At {We regret to report the illness of Id We hope she i 31 R.C.A.F,, of Toronto, was a week- 114 guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. "77; The Senior W. A. of the Church of "52 Ascension met on Tuesday after- 1.760 at the home of Mrs. Charles CRwin anyone having "personal items" fot i »ase leave them at the Star Office. Sy H. Hyland of Toronto, has liss Jean Crogier left last Friday return' to London, after spending Ars. Merl. Dowson has received a rs. A. Brunt, of Enniskillen, spent flew days with her mother, Mrs, W. | least the pleasure of a good book.| But this they wipe out never-- The memory of those happy days FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JANUARY 19-20 CARMEN MIRANDA, DON AMECHE, WILLIAM BENDIX, in | "Greenwich Village" with Vivian Blaine, the Cherry Blonde Another Star Glittering Musical. It's the Fun of the Universe F. in Technicolor. MONDAY and TUESDAY, JANUARY 22-28 -- TWO GREAT HITS -- PHIL BAKER, in "Take It or Leave It" The all Star . All Song Musical. Surprise Hit--with all your Favorite Stars. ADDED " Action in Arabia" - with GEORGE SANDERS, Virginia Bruce, Lenore Aubert. Romance--Intrigue--Espionage d e Wed., Thurs., Friday, Saturday, JANUARY 24-27 SURE, and it will steal your heart away. "Irish Eyes Are Smiling' starring Monty Woolley, June Haver, Dick Haymes 8 e reasonable prices,-- I. R. BENTLEY OPTOMETRIST Glasses complete, or lenses only, supplied where necessary, at Taylor's Auto Electric PORT PERRY GENERATORS STARTERS . FIELD COILS REPAIRED and EXCHANGED BILL TAYLOR :: Proprietor Re-Union and Shower A re-union of former Port Perry C.G.ILT. members took place last Thursday evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs, C. Peterson, in Toronto, when a miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Rose Armstrong, a January bridé elect, Little Miss Mary Julia Box presented Rose with a large Wedding Cake, topped by a miniature Bride and Groom, under 'which- were hidden the CARD OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs, Leahy and family wish to extend their sincere thanks and ap- preciation to their many friends and neighbors for Mass cards and kind ex- pressions of sympathy during their recent bereavement of a loving son and brother, - ) , AY CARD OF THANKS Mr. Cyrus W. Switzer and family wish to thank those whose kindly sympathy was so much appreciated, at the time of their sudden bereavement in the death of Mrs, Switzer. There were many floral tributes and cards. These expressions of sympathy are greatly appreciated.' IN MEMORIAM HARPER--In loving memory of a dear sister-in-law, Irena Harper, who passed away January 19th; 1943, Somewhere back of the sunset 'Where loveliness never dies, She dwells in a land of glory Mid the blue and gold of the skies. Ever remembered by _ Harry and Gladys. IN MEMORIAM HARPER--In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Irena Elizabeth Harper, who passed away January 19, 1943, : Remembrance is 'a golden chain Death tries to break, but all in vain; To have, to love, and then to part Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart. The years may wipe out many things, When we were all together. Always remembered by ; ' Husband and Family, i go #¢¥ TRIBUTE TO J. M'E. MURRAY '7%uneral services for John McEwan i A ray, 78, of Alcorn Ave., who died #274 day, was held from the family resi- 7 fee. Interment was made in Mount i 4 asant cemetery, i hs orn in Toronto, Mr. Murray was ji ih raduate of the University of To- / Ain sto and joined the staff of the Cana- 1 Bank of Commerce as a young Before his retirement a few ago Mr. Murray managed ches in Dresden, Port Perry and ingwood. He was with the head e in Toronto from 1924 until his rement in 1931, : r. Murray was secretary-freasurer e Ontario Historical Society from 11 to 1944. He was president of the urday club and a member of the Tuesday, January 9th, 1945, Agnes Nora Boynton, beloved wife of John Dorsey, in her 76th year, Mrs, 8. J. Cawker, of Port Perry; and IN MEMORIAM | Ralph's safety. freshments, the evening was brought to a close by the singing of "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow." Among those present were Mrs. W. M. Bowes, Misses Lola Gerrow, Louise Hall, Ellen Ploughman, Norma Ploughman, Irené MacDonald, Marion Brent, Pa- Peterson, also Mvs, D. Arms trong and Toronto friends, ) ; Reported Missing "Mr. and Mrs. M, F. Emerson, of Nestleton, have received word that their son Flying Officer Ralph Emer- son, R.C.A.F., was reported missing over enemy territory on December Z6, 1944, Ralph is 29 years old. He graduated from Port Perry High School in 1935. In the fall of that year he attended the Normal School at Peterboro and later studied as a chartered accountant with the firm of Mulholland, Mac- Pherson, Thorne and Howson. He enlisted in the R.C.A.F. in 1942, receiving his training at Lachine, Hagersville, Toronto and Portage La Prairie, from which place he gradua- ted in 1943. In November of the same year he married Eleanor Rainey, of Markham, He proceeded overseas in July, 1944 and had almost completed an opera- tional tour. He was Navigator on the plane and the entire crew of seven are listed missing, Ralph has one brother Flying Officer Edgar 'Emerson, with the R.C.A.F., who completed his tour of operations and is now posted in Canada. We hope that Mr, and Mrs. Emer- son will receive news shortly of Young People's Union 'The Y.P:U, meeting on Monday evening was in charge of the conveners of Christian Culture, Jack Cawker and Jack Whitmore, The president, Thelma Crosier, opened the meeting with a New Yeat's SANDISON--In loving memory of Freeman J. Sandison, who died, Jan-' uary 18th, 1940, The flowing stream of life rolls on, But still the vacant chair, Recalls the love, the voice, the smile Of him who once was there, ~--Wife and Family' DIED DORSEY -- In Edmonton, Alta, on Mrs. Dorsey is survived by a sister, jonie order. Hae is survived by his ow, two daughters, Margaret and Cameron, and three sisters, Mra. key, Winnipeg; and Mrs, E, J, Huff. a, 5 i 5 #* a brother, Mr. Isaac Baynton, of St. Catharines; also a daughter, Mrs, Donald Wilson, of Whitby, and a son, Cotterill, Toronto; Mrs, P. T. John Dorsey, of Edmonton, on military service in the Canadian Forces in Hol- [tama , Crosier. The minutes of the previous call taken; followed by a brief business period. Mr, R. B, Smallman spoke for a few minutes mainly to the United Church Sunday School members an- nouncing the intention of. starting a Young People's Sunday School Class. Mr. Smallman then congratulated the Young People on their efforts as an inter-denominational Unfon and ex- tended best wishes for Gontinued suc- cess, Smallman for his appreciation, = A hymn was sung and the meeting closed with the repeating of the Mizpah benediction, ' spent practising for the "Odds and Ends" programme to be given in the , High School Auditorium on Friday evening, Jan, 10th at 8,16 p.m. § Invocation. A hymn was sung and Jack Whitmore offered prayer. The scripture passage was read by Donna meeting 'were read; offering and roll FRESH BAKING DAILY ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Delivery Service in town three days a week SATURDAY SPECIAL-- CHOCOLATE FUDGE LAYER Phone 32 GERROW BROS, 0 MC 0 mg Lawrence's Drug Store News : "You ean Save with Safety at the REXALL STORE A cough medicine that "| "| PURETEST COD LIVER OIL LAWRENCE'S '76e¢. and $1.25 IMPROVED SCOTT'S EMULSION... 59. and 98c. BRONCHIAL ALPHAMETTES aia $isss, $350 MIXTURE, CHASE'S NERVE FOOD....60¢., $1.50 "BAYER'S ASPIRIN ....18¢.," 29¢., 79¢. many gifts. After the serving of re-|- BUSINESS--Au tricia Bowes, Doreen and Gwenneth|' 'Mond ~ Blection of Officers, FRED CHRISTIE, Pres, : THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE |Port Perry, Reach, and Scugog Agricultural Society will be held in the Agricultural Roo Port Perry High School, on ay, Jan. 29, at 8 p.m. BUSINES S--Presentation of th m of the e Annual Report, General Business. You are Invited to be Present if you are interested ln the work of the Agricultural Society. R. D, WOON, Sec'y 8 really takes a hold. HALIVER OIL CAPSULES, it i 8 ounces 50c. WAMPOLE'S COD LIVER EXTRACT ..... : $1.00 | : u A. M. LAWRENCE § PHONE 49 720 Rexall sw. PORT PERRY § [i OY | I 1 ETE 1 JEMISON'S BAKERY 18 DEPENDABLE FOR _ GOOD BAKING ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Ontario Pine Grove Cemetery Co'y Ce will be held in the Masonic Rooms, Port Perry, + At 'L'wo-Thirty 0' Clock in the Afternoon, on MONDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1945 S 1dltors' and other Repoits, Iilection of Lfticers for 1945, and General Business. : Lhere is a vacancy to be filled, pp home, ceeding Mr, Corner at the Port Perry branch of the Canadian Bank of Com- merce, . village. rant.Christie, President. R. D. Woon, Sec'y- L'reas. loved to Port Dalhousie 'Lhe Corner family has moved to Port Dalhousie, where Mr. L. H. Corrier has been appointed Manager of the local branch of the Canadian Bank of Com- merce, ) To say that we shall miss these de- sirable citizens is putting it very mild- ly. They have been with us in Port rerry, and at Blackstock, for a num- ber of years; and have earned the re. spect and contidence of our people; so tat we would gladly have had them remain with us, But the move is a promotion for Mr. Corner, and the bank's commands have to be obeyed, Betore leaving, mr, Corner was pre- sented with an occagional chair by the Bank Stafl. In these trying days he has been a real help to his associates, who are indeed sorry to lose him, rs, Corner "will be missed among the ladies of the United Church. The livening Auxihary of the W.M.S, pre- sented Mrs, Corner with a Life Mem- bership of that organization. Bert and Jean were entertained several times by their friends, The Young teople's Union presented Bert with a leather wallet containing a sum of money. Jean was presented with a locket and chain by her girl friends at a party given by Miss Patricia King, Our best wishes for the health, hap- piness, and prosperity of the Corner family, will.follow them to their new 1 . A} \ Mr. E, W. Tapp, of Simcoe, is suc- OBITUARY MRS. W, W. CROSIER Another of our highly esteemed citi- zens passed away on Wednesday, Jan- uary 10th, 1945, in the person of Mrs. -W. W. Crosier, . Mrs. Crosier's maiden name was Frances Ann Dalton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dalton, of Victoria Corners. She was born in 1862, In 1880 she married Wright W. Crosier and the young couple moved to the Crosier homestead West of Utica. Your sons were born of this marriage, one of whom died in infancy, In 1916 Mr. and Mrs, Crosier moved to Port Perry, and in 1930 they cele- brated their golden wedding Crosier died in' 1934, - Surviving their mother are three sons--W, Frank, of Ajax; David, of Stouffville; and Wesley, of Seagrave, There are also six grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. _ The funeral services were conducted by Rev. W. C. Smith, and interment was made at the family plot in the Cemetery by the United Church at Utica, Mrs. Crosier was a woman of sterl- ing character, industrious and kindly. She was quiet and unobtrusive; but loyal and helpful in her home and com- munity duties, Her name will ever be honoured as representing that band of women 'who made the homes of Canada highly prized and respected, . , FOR SALE 60 acres, half mile from No. 12 high- way, east of Greenbank. frame build- ings, 6 roomed house, Apply to Geo. | We welcome Mr. Tapp to our Butson, R.R. 2, Seagrave, Ont. feb8 The president thanked My. ~The remainder of the evening was| ODDS and ENDS A MUSICAL PROGRAM, Presented by | Port Perry Young People's Union In the HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, at 8.16 p.m. on " FRIDAY, JANUARY 19th ; PROGRAM 3 The Program will consist of Comedy Skits, Vocal, Instrumental, and Elocution Numbers, .., Admission--Adults 360. * % bi by young couple with no children; furnished or unfurnished, Gordon _Prentice, ¢-0 'Perry, Apply to Star Office, Port Children 200. LOOK AT THE LABEL see if your subscription is Effective Thursday January 18,1945 Butter--90 to 93 Sugar-- inclukive' on your Port Perry Star to gar 46 to bl inclusive ' reserves--D38 to D38 Thelma Crosier, President 'paid to 1945, Please! ¥ _ (| Phone 93 w ART. JEMISON, Proprietor i» k LA MX 4A Junior War Workers BIGGEST SHOW VALUB IN OsHAwA : & 0 Y) Smoking In The Loges The Junior War Workers will meet at the home of Mrs. Gordon Reesor on 11008) i Tuesday evening, January 23rd. lime =: THEATRE, OSHAWA CONTINUOUS SHOW DAILY NOT AF RAID Tiss: Bettas, Sotos bog Look God, I have never spoken to you JANUARY 18-19.20. "wt $ But I want to say "How do you do?" : RI You see, God, they told me You didn't : Heavenly Body ~~ : ; > ORIgh, Cl ry starring. HEDY LAMARR And I like a fool believed all this. and- WILLIAM POWELL. - Last night from a 'shell-hole I saw ADDED... eo pera your sky ? ; : me. ; And I figured right then they told me Co on Danger 1 "a lie, TE : Oshawa's First Showing Had I taken time to see things you with TIM HOLT had made ; % I'd have known they weren't calling a Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, spade a spade. JANUARY 22.23.24 : yo "p ¢ : I wonder, God, if you'd shake my assage 0 hand? 3 2. Somehow I feel that you'll understand. Marseilles Funny I had to come to this hellish starring HUMPHREY BOGART * place at a ~ and CLAUDE RAINS. ~3 Before I had time to see Your face. --ADDED-- Well, I guess there isn't much moxp First Oshawa Showing to say, . Wi But I'm glad, God, that I met you Spooks run ild 5 to-day." - ith th Ar e.g I guess the zero hour will soon be here wub he RARY. SIE RID: Ei But I'm not afraid since I know you're Thursda$, Friday, Satur day, __ hear, JANUARY 25-26-27 Me The signall Well, God, ll have to go [| "The Miracle of I like you lots; this I.want you to know » 3 Look now, 'this will be a terrible Morgan s Creek' . fight : Who knows? I may come to your starring BETTY HUTTON and -- ADDED -- Though I wasn't friendly to you before « I wonder, God, if you'd wait at your West of door? or LTC of 2 9» Look, I'm erying; no Sits tears; siwaCimarron I wish I had known you these many |} - with years. : THE THREE MESQUITEERS Well, I must go now, God, good-bye 3 Strange, since I met you I'm not FEEL TIRED? Take one Page- afraid to die. Grifliths UNIPLEX tablet daily con- NOTE--This poem was found on the | taining Vitamins A, B, C & D and all body of an unknown soldier killed in| essential minerals too. Algo in liquid action in Italy. : form for infants and children. Sold ; . at Lawrence's Drug Store. WAS BEE PR SR RRA TERN : : ' a . DIED dl : : ; CARD OF THANKS PEERS--In Toronto on New Year's Day, 1946, Charles H. Peers, in his! Mr. and Mrs, M. F. Emerson, of d 80 th year. ory, Ps " Nestleton, wish to extend sincere vis 'Mr. Peers was.-born in Port Perry thanks to the staff and pupils of Port a son of George Peers and Matilda Perry High School and to their many Stoughtenburough. His father at one friends who have so kindly sent let- time operated a mill in Port Perry, '°rs of sympathy during their anxiety 9 brother James still operates the since receiving news that their "gon, mill he bought from Charles in Udora, | ¥1¥ing Officer Ralph Emerson, is re- Sympathy is extended to Mrs. H, G, | Ported missing. -- Willard, sister of the deceased and Et din call \ Mrs, James Cawker, niece, 2 Ration Coupons = WANTED . 0 Pp : Two or three rooms in Port Perry, which may be used , a aa,